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Jun 16, 2007 • 1 min read

Three US indies sign up to SnoCap's MySpace download service

Sub Pop, New Line and Dangerbird Records have signed up to the MySpace MP3 download service being built by SnoCap, through the Alternative Distribution Alliance.

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Three US indie labels - Sub Pop, New Line and Dangerbird Records - have signed up to the previously reported MySpace MP3 download service that is being established by SnoCap, the company of original Napster founder Shawn Fanning. The deal has been done by US indie distribution outfit the Alternative Distribution Alliance.

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